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• Illumio — Illumio is an American cybersecurity vendor behind a self-described breach containment platform built on microsegmentation. It maps workload dependencies, sets policy and blocks lateral movement across data centers, endpoints and hybrid multi-cloud estates; an AI security graph and the Insights Agent add detection and one-click containment. It is an enterprise sale with no public list pricing, quote-based contracts and services-led rollouts. Regulated organisations with a Zero Trust mandate and a dedicated security team fit best; small, self-serve buyers do not.
• Nory — Nory is an agentic-AI restaurant operating system for multi-unit operators. It connects demand forecasting, labour scheduling, inventory and ordering, payroll and BI in one platform, applying the standards of an operator's best site across every location. Vendor-reported outcomes include up to 97% forecast accuracy, up to 50% less food waste and 100+ admin hours saved. Pricing is quoted, and buyers should validate AI governance, data-training and security terms during evaluation.
• Warmly — Warmly is an AI revenue platform for B2B go-to-market teams. It de-anonymizes website visitors at the person level, then engages them through AI chat, popups, email and LinkedIn/Meta ads. A second TAM agent scores accounts, maps buying committees and runs outbound. Both agents sit on a Context Graph unifying site visits, emails, calls and CRM data. Access is via app, API or MCP. Pricing starts at $10,000/year per module; rated 4.8/5 from 200+ reviews.
• RevenueCat — RevenueCat is subscription infrastructure for mobile and web app businesses. Its SDKs and REST API handle in-app purchases, receipt validation and entitlements across iOS, Android, web and smart TV, while the dashboard unifies subscription data for analytics, paywalls, A/B/n testing and lifecycle marketing. Pricing is free up to $2,500 in monthly tracked revenue, then 1% of tracked revenue, with custom Enterprise pricing. The vendor reports 149K+ apps supported, 5B+ daily API requests and $17B+ revenue processed.
• Anchor — Anchor is an autonomous billing and collections platform for accounting firms and professional-services businesses. It turns proposals and agreements into automated invoicing, pre-approved ACH/card payments, reminders and QuickBooks Online or Xero reconciliation. There is no subscription fee; the published cost is $5 per payment received, with unlimited users, clients and invoices. Native Zapier, Make, Gmail, Outlook and practice-management integrations, plus MCP connectors for Claude and OpenAI.
• Contractbook — Contractbook is a contract management platform that centralises every agreement in one searchable workspace, then handles drafting, negotiation, e-signature and post-signature tracking. AI import extracts key data from uploaded PDFs, while reminders and tasks surface renewals and obligations. Pricing runs on annual tiers — Essential (1 user), Centralize (5), Accelerate (10) — with a free limited plan after a 14-day trial, plus add-ons for extra users, API, Zapier, Salesforce and HubSpot. SOC 2 compliant.
• Flieber — Flieber is an AI operations platform for modern commerce. Flieber Inventory connects sales channels, warehouses and suppliers and forecasts demand at SKU level on a custom engine built with Nixtla's TimeGPT, while Flieber Studio lets operators describe agents, workflows and apps in plain English. The vendor claims free onboarding with setup in under an hour and no implementation fees; pricing is custom-quoted from sales volume, channels and SKU count. Customers report fewer stockouts and less time on replenishment across Amazon, Shopify, Walmart and 3PL data.
• Modjo — Modjo is a European AI revenue-intelligence platform for B2B sales teams. AI agents transcribe calls in 100+ languages, summarise meetings, auto-fill CRM fields in Salesforce and HubSpot, and surface churn, expansion and competitor signals. Ask Modjo AI answers questions across calls, deals and accounts, and a native MCP server exposes conversation data to other AI tools. Pricing is per recording licence (quote only, optimal from three reps) with unlimited listener seats, onboarding and a dedicated account manager included.
• SmithRx — SmithRx is a modern pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) for US self-funded employers, brokers, health plans and their members. It markets radically transparent contracts, clinically-informed drug pathways and white-glove member service, and states customers save 20% or more on total drug costs with a 4.7/5 client satisfaction score. Members use a portal and iOS/Android apps; support runs M-F 8am-9pm ET. Security protocols include AES-256 encryption, MFA, SSO, RBAC and SOC 2 hosting. Pricing is quoted privately.
• AgentSync — AgentSync is modern insurance infrastructure for producer lifecycle management. It automates licensing, appointments and carrier contracting with real-time NIPR data so carriers, MGAs and agencies can scale distribution without compliance friction. Customers report up to 100x better producer-to-admin ratios, faster ready-to-sell timelines and a 99% licensing/appointment transaction success rate. Pricing is quote-based: no public price list, and onboarding is vendor-led rather than self-serve.
• Qwilr — Qwilr turns sales proposals, quotes and onboarding docs into interactive, trackable web pages. Teams build branded pages from templates, embed ROI calculators, collect e-signatures and payments in-document, and see page-level engagement analytics. Pricing is $35–$75 per user per month on annual billing, plus document automation from $1.50–$2.50 per document. First-party integrations cover Salesforce, HubSpot, Dynamics 365, Pipedrive, Zoho, Slack, Stripe and QuickBooks. A 14-day Starter trial needs no credit card.
• Checkr — Checkr is an AI-native background check and verification platform used by 140,000+ businesses. It runs criminal, identity, employment, education and driving checks via self-serve sign-up, embeds or a REST API, priced per report from $29.99. Checkr AI classifies charges, inspects documents, matches identities and predicts turnaround, and an official MCP server lets AI agents query check status. Key use cases: workforce hiring, mortgage income verification, tenant screening, trust and safety, insurance.
• Contractor Foreman — Contractor Foreman is an all-in-one construction management platform for small and mid-sized general, trade and service contractors. Plans start at $49/month ($588/year, 1 user) and climb to unlimited users, covering job costing, estimates, AIA G702/G703 progress billing, retainage, scheduling, daily logs, safety meetings, RFIs and a client portal. QuickBooks, Google/Outlook Calendar, Gusto, Stripe, CompanyCam and Zapier integrations reduce double entry, and an 'Ask the Foreman' assistant answers questions over platform data.
• CrashPlan — CrashPlan is a cloud-native backup, recovery and archiving platform covering Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, endpoints and Windows/Linux servers. Backups run automatically and restores are self-service, with unlimited versioning and AES-256 encryption. Pricing is per user or server per month, from $3.67/user/month for Microsoft 365 ($44 billed annually). Flexible storage — CrashPlan data centers, Azure, pooled OneDrive or bring-your-own — is the core TCO lever.
• Finout — Finout is an enterprise FinOps platform that unifies cloud (AWS, GCP, Azure, OCI), Kubernetes, data-warehouse, SaaS and AI token spend in one MegaBill model. Virtual Tags and shared-cost rules allocate spend to the team, product or customer that caused it, with budgets, anomaly detection and CostGuard savings advice. Its AI layer adds Billy, a read-only, RBAC-scoped assistant, plus Detection, Investigation and Orchestration agents that route fixes through Slack, Jira or ServiceNow. Pricing is a flat annual fee tied to spend under management.
• HappyFox — HappyFox is an AI-powered help desk and service desk platform for customer support, IT, HR and operations teams. It combines omnichannel ticketing, knowledge base, SLAs and automation with add-on AI products (HappyFox AI, Autopilot agents, Assist AI and Chatbot) and integrations with Slack, Microsoft Teams, Salesforce and Jira. Help Desk pricing starts at $24 per agent per month, billed annually. The vendor reports 12,000+ customers in 70+ countries, G2 4.5 and Capterra 4.6.
• ISNetworld — ISNetworld is ISN's contractor and supplier information management platform, used by more than 900 hiring clients. Contractors submit health, safety, sustainability, insurance, financial, training and cybersecurity information once, and share it with multiple hiring clients. Hiring clients use dashboards and benchmarking to prequalify suppliers, monitor risk continuously and manage worker-level qualifications. Pricing is quote-based and not published. Best suited to large, contractor-heavy industrial organisations.
• Jellyfish — Jellyfish is a software engineering intelligence platform that unifies data from Git, Jira, CI/CD and AI coding tools to measure delivery performance, developer experience and AI ROI. Engineering and finance teams use it to prove the impact of AI assistants, automate software capitalization and R&D tax credit reporting, and benchmark against more than 1,000 peer organizations. Pricing is quote-based by seats and modules, with first insights in days and trend data after a sprint.
• Klenty — Klenty is a sales engagement platform and AI dialer built for phone-first SDR teams. It combines parallel and power dialing, connect-rate infrastructure, multi-channel cadences and AI call coaching. Plans start at $50/month billed annually, with a 14-day free trial and no credit card, and the vendor cites 5,000+ sales teams as customers. CRM integrations, Zapier and API access are referenced, but no named platform integrations, MCP server, or dedicated security/trust page were reachable at review time.
• Malbek — Malbek is a contract lifecycle management (CLM) platform with a Commercial Intelligence layer on top of contracting. It centralizes contract creation, approvals, storage and milestones, and connects to 50+ business apps including Salesforce, HubSpot, SAP, NetSuite, Slack, Coupa, DocuSign and Microsoft 365. The vendor was named a Leader in the 2025 Gartner Magic Quadrant for CLM. Buying runs through a demo-led sales process; pricing is not published. Malbek AI is positioned to cut manual review effort across contracting.
• RB2B — RB2B identifies 70–80% of anonymous website traffic, resolving US visitors to named people with LinkedIn profiles and business emails and matching companies globally via Demandbase. Profiles are pushed to Slack, Teams, CRM, Clay or 50+ other tools within minutes of installing a header pixel. Pricing runs from a free tier (150 resolutions/month) through Starter at $79/mo to Pro and PRO+ from $149–$199/mo. Person-level ID is US-only; global company-level ID requires a consent tool. SOC 2 Type II certified and CCPA focused.
• Rootly — Rootly is an AI-native incident management platform combining on-call, incident response, retrospectives, and status pages. Its AI SRE runs automated root-cause analysis with confidence scores and suggested fixes, while response happens natively in Slack or Microsoft Teams. Essentials starts at $20 per user per month, with startup discounts and white-glove migration from PagerDuty or Opsgenie. It ships an MCP server and 100+ integrations.
• Yellowfin — Yellowfin is an embedded analytics and BI platform from Yellowfin, headquartered in Austin, US. It combines dashboards and white-label embedding with AI features: natural-language querying, auto-written explanations, and AI-driven Signals alerts for outliers. Analytics embed via JavaScript API or secure iframes, and deployments run cloud, on-premise or hybrid. Pricing is quote-only, aligned to units, revenue share or server cores, with no published list price. The vendor claims go-live in under two weeks and offers a 30-day free trial.
• Youtrust — Youtrust, the rebranded Yousign, is a European digital trust platform combining eSignature, electronic seals and identity/document verification. Workflows cover eIDAS-compliant signing, KYC/KYB/AML checks, AES and QES levels, with data hosted in France. A free tier, self-serve plans (One, Plus, Pro) and an API let most teams start signing within days. Connectors include HubSpot and Zapier. Vendor pages document no AI features, so AI fields remain unknown.
• C1 — C1.ai is an enterprise identity governance and security platform built for the AI era. It governs human, non-human, and AI agent identities from one control plane: lifecycle and access management, access reviews and compliance evidence, just-in-time privileged access, credential vaulting, and shadow-AI discovery. C1 Agents automate multi-step work across connected systems with human approval for sensitive changes, and the MCP Gateway enforces policy on MCP. 400+ prebuilt connectors, REST API, SDKs, and Terraform. SOC 2 Type II audited; pricing quoted per deal.
• Termly — Termly is a self-serve privacy compliance suite. It combines a global consent management platform (cookie banner, preference center, DSAR form, script auto-blocker, Google Consent Mode v2, IAB TCF 2.3) with attorney-crafted policy generators for privacy policies, terms and EULAs that update as laws change. Pricing is per website: free tier, Starter $10/mo and Pro+ $15/mo billed annually, plus a custom Agency tier for resellers. Install is a copy-paste snippet; a policy can be drafted in about ten minutes.
• Flagright — Flagright is an AI-native financial crime compliance platform for banks, fintechs, payment processors and crypto firms. It unifies real-time transaction monitoring, dynamic risk scoring, watchlist and adverse-media screening, case management and automated SAR/STR filing to FinCEN and 70+ GoAML jurisdictions. Explainable AI agents, a natural-language rule builder and AI case narratives cut false positives and investigation time, and 70+ pre-built integrations support roughly two-week deployments. Pricing is quote-based.
• Hummingbird — Hummingbird is an AI-powered financial crime compliance platform for banks, fintechs and BaaS providers. Analysts and AI agents share one workspace to handle screening, monitoring, investigations and regulatory reporting, with no-code automation, 50+ integrations, and monitoring that runs on your own data warehouse. AI work carries human approvals and a full audit trail, and the vendor says customer data is not used for training. Hummingbird holds SOC 2 certification; pricing is quote-based and not published.
• Intenseye — Intenseye is a real-time AI workplace safety platform: computer vision, running on your existing IP cameras or Intenseye's Sentinel hardware, flags 50+ high-risk hazard types and can trigger on-floor alerts or a machine hard stop. The vendor reports 400+ facilities live in 45+ countries. Pricing is one annual subscription per connected camera, with all safety use cases and the Chief AI copilot included; hardware and optional Connect/EHS Suite modules are extra. Face blurring and masking are on by default. SOC 2 Type II and GDPR are claimed on its security page.
• Lever — Lever is Employ's applicant tracking system and recruiting CRM for small, mid-market and enterprise hiring teams. It combines sourcing, candidate relationship management, interview scheduling, automation and analytics in one platform, with AI-powered screening, interview transcripts and fraud signals included in the core plan and onboarding sold as an add-on. Pricing is quote-only and based on team size and hiring volume, and the vendor says most customers are fully implemented in weeks rather than months.
• Mutiny — Mutiny is an AI sales assistant for customer-facing GTM work. It generates personalized, on-brand decks, landing pages and deal rooms from CRM and call context, and helps with meeting prep, follow-ups, multithreading and pipeline review. Pre-loaded playbooks, skills and routines are pitched as day-one value with no GTM engineers required. It is reachable from Slack and Claude and connects to email, calendar, docs, call recording and CRM. Free tier up to 5 users; Business from $50/user/month; Enterprise from $40,000/year.
• Offra — Offra is an AI bid-review platform for firms answering public tenders. It ingests PDF, Word and Excel tender packages, extracts every requirement, key date and mandatory document into a to-complete checklist, checks each item against the bidder's profile, projects and certifications, and flags gaps by severity. Business plans add win-chance scoring from five years of public award records, an uncapped tender radar and one-click draft answers. Plans run $299–$799 per month and the first bid is free.
• Orb — Orb is a usage-based billing and revenue design platform. It ingests raw usage events at 250K+ events per second, models hybrid seat-plus-usage pricing, automates invoicing, dunning, tax and revenue recognition, and syncs usage and invoices to Snowflake, Salesforce and NetSuite. Plans are custom-quoted across Core, Advanced and Enterprise tiers. Customers include Vercel, LaunchDarkly, Supabase and Pinecone, and case studies report go-live in roughly three weeks to one month.
• Applied Epic — Applied Epic is Applied Systems' flagship agency management system for independent insurance agencies and brokerages. It is framed around the 'Digital Roundtrip of Insurance', connecting sales, servicing, renewals and back-office finance with AI embedded across the workflow. Applied cites adoption by 7 of the Business Insurance Top 100 agencies and 68% of the Insurance Journal Top 100. Pricing, implementation timelines and compliance certifications are not published on the page reviewed; request them directly.
• Aurelian — Aurelian is an AI platform built for 911 PSAPs and emergency communications centers. AVA answers non-emergency calls automatically so call-takers can stay on emergencies, while CORA provides real-time, context-aware guidance without taking control. The platform is designed to fit alongside existing CAD and phone systems and to be configured to agency SOPs, with CJIS compliance, AES-256 encryption, RBAC and SSO described on the security page. Named agency customers report hours reclaimed and reduced call volume. Pricing is not published; deployments are demo-led.
• Bigtincan — Bigtincan is a sales enablement and revenue effectiveness platform for field-selling organizations, now part of the combined Bigtincan and Showpad business serving 2,000+ sales organizations. It unifies content management, sales readiness, buyer engagement and analytics around embedded AI (Genie Assistant, SearchAI, MeetingsAI, RolePlayAI, CoachingAI). Pricing is quote-based across Essential and Elite editions, with 75+ out-of-the-box integrations and an open API. No list prices or implementation timelines are published, so expect a sales-led evaluation.
• Birdeye — Birdeye is a multi-location customer experience platform built around AI Coworkers and the BirdAI agent OS. It consolidates reviews, listings, social, messaging and AI search visibility into one contract, priced by location count rather than seats. Buyers get SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, HIPAA and GDPR coverage, AWS hosting in the US, and documented AI governance with audit logging. It fits brands with roughly 10 or more locations and a centralized marketing or CX team; single-location businesses will find it heavy.
• Buildr — Buildr is a preconstruction platform for general contractors in the US and Canada. It unifies CRM, estimating, bidding, forecasting and workforce planning in one workspace, plus Kit, an AI agent that reads RFPs, searches historical cost data, assembles proposals and checks staffing before you commit. Pricing is quote-based with unlimited users, and onboarding, implementation and training are handled in-house. It replaces spreadsheets, generic CRMs and standalone estimating tools, not field or project-management suites.
• Capture2Proposal — Capture2Proposal (C2P) is a GovCon platform combining federal opportunity intelligence, capture and proposal management, and pipeline CRM, hosted on Microsoft Azure Government. Its GovAI engine merges forecasts, RFIs and RFPs into live opportunity records, scores PWin and automates task orders. Customers report replacing GovWin plus a pipeline tool at lower cost. Pricing is quote-based with no public list; the security page claims 3PAO-attested FedRAMP Moderate and NIST SP 800-171 compliance.
• Cenverity — Cenverity is an AI-assisted CMMC compliance platform from TandT LLC aimed at U.S. defense contractors. It covers all 110 CMMC Level 2 practices and NIST SP 800-171 with guided assessments, gap analysis and POA&M, AI-generated policies and SSPs, an evidence vault and training. Plans start at $79/month billed annually, with optional professional services; the vendor quotes Level 1 readiness in 2–4 weeks and Level 2 in 3–6 months. It is SOC 2 Type II certified and hosted in U.S. AWS regions.
• CivCheck — CivCheck is a guided AI plan review and code compliance platform for municipal permitting. It helps applicants submit complete, compliant permit packages and helps city reviewers check plans against local codes in minutes rather than days, covering zoning, building, fire, accessibility, plumbing and structural reviews plus licensing such as liquor and food. The platform is free to partner cities; applicants pay a small prescreening fee on top of city permit fees.
• Clever — Clever is the K-12 identity platform: secure rostering sync, single sign-on, badges, and identity management with MFA and password tools. Districts use it to give students and staff one login across every application while controlling what student data is shared. It reports 111,000+ schools, 95 of the largest 100 US districts and 1,250+ application partners. Core Secure Access is free for US and Canadian schools; Protect Plus and Elevate add layered security, analytics and premium support, quoted per district.
• Cloudchipr — Cloudchipr is a multi-cloud FinOps platform that consolidates AWS, GCP and Azure cost and AI spend, combining billing analytics and allocation with automated if-then cleanup workflows, commitments planning and Kubernetes optimization. An AI co-pilot answers natural-language questions about spend, and a hosted MCP server exposes billing, savings, inventory and Kubernetes tools to Claude, Cursor and ChatGPT. The vendor cites over $200m saved and ~$180k/month average customer savings. Pricing is not published; a free trial needs no credit card.
• Convious — Convious is a commerce platform for leisure attractions: theme parks, zoos, aquariums and museums. It puts online checkout, self-service kiosks and in-venue POS on a single backend so products, capacity and pricing rules stay in sync across every channel. Dynamic pricing, upsells, campaigns and reporting sit in one control panel. An announced MCP server lets teams query sales and adjust prices from Claude or ChatGPT. Pricing is quote-based, with guided onboarding and weekday support.
• Coursedog — Coursedog is a higher-ed academic operations platform that unifies curriculum, catalog, scheduling, assessment and course evaluations. It sits on top of the institution's SIS — Banner, Colleague, PeopleSoft, Anthology and others — syncing data in real time instead of spreadsheets. The vendor reports 500+ campuses and 3.5M+ students; customers cite fewer scheduling conflicts, faster curriculum approvals and better space use. Pricing is quote-based and unpublished; deployments are enterprise-scale with CSM-led onboarding.
• Donut — Donut is an employee experience platform that runs inside Slack and Microsoft Teams. It automates new-hire onboarding Journeys, AI-matched introductions, watercooler prompts and peer recognition, and syncs with 50+ HRIS platforms plus Greenhouse. More than 20,000 teams use it and 64,000+ teams have added it to Slack. Pricing is usage-based: a Free plan, Standard from $74/month and Premium from $119/month billed annually; Enterprise is a flat annual fee, and security reviews are limited to Enterprise plans.
• Eftsure — Eftsure is a payment-integrity platform: an independent control layer over outbound B2B payments. It verifies payee business identity, bank-account ownership and sanctions status before funds move, then continuously re-verifies vendors as details change, combining government registry data, network intelligence and human analysts. It embeds inside SAP, NetSuite, Workday, Coupa, Kyriba and FIS and reports 4,000+ customers. Pricing is quoted, scaling with annual spend and monthly vendor onboarding.
• eSUB — eSUB is cloud construction management software built exclusively for commercial specialty trade subcontractors - electrical, HVAC, plumbing, mechanical, masonry and concrete. It centralises project documents and field communications: submittals, RFIs, change orders, daily reports, field notes and purchase orders, with a mobile app for field crews and unlimited cloud storage. The vendor cites 2023 customer-survey gains in productivity and reduced rework, and offers a QuickBooks Online integration. Pricing is not published; buyers request a demo.